Idea: the mechanics of Acciopainless_jJuly 4 2005, 22:14:14 UTC
Not an original spell, but it's the only explanation of the kind I've seen, so I thought I might share.
Idea: the mechanics of Accio Belongs to: tiranog Permission to use: not sought
Where: In the sequel to A Nick in Time (SS/HP, PG, novella), Growing Pains (SS/HP; NC-17, novel). The quote will be long, but the entire scene works, so I'm reluctant to cut it; instead I'll split it into two comments.
Idea: interesting use for "Accio"poppy_carpenterAugust 26 2005, 06:52:56 UTC
A new twist on an old spell, as well as thoughts on how precision of pronunciation and intent is important in speaking (or thinking, I suppose, given the new canon) spell words.
Idea: interesting use for Accio Idea belongs to: anniesj
anniesj's "Defining Accio" is a short Remus/Sirius story that plays on the different possible meanings of the word "come." The really interesting thought about how magic works is that the same spell words can have several different outcomes based on the intent of the caster.
Quote: "It's stupid, that's what," Sirius said crossly. "What's the point of looking up every possible definition for 'accio'? There is none. You and I both know what that bloody word means. Hell, we had to learn it in the first-year. Look, accio quill, see
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Idea: the mechanics of Accio
Belongs to: tiranog
Permission to use: not sought
Where: In the sequel to A Nick in Time (SS/HP, PG, novella), Growing Pains (SS/HP; NC-17, novel). The quote will be long, but the entire scene works, so I'm reluctant to cut it; instead I'll split it into two comments.
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Idea: interesting use for Accio
Idea belongs to: anniesj
anniesj's "Defining Accio" is a short Remus/Sirius story that plays on the different possible meanings of the word "come." The really interesting thought about how magic works is that the same spell words can have several different outcomes based on the intent of the caster.
Quote: "It's stupid, that's what," Sirius said crossly. "What's the point of looking up every possible definition for 'accio'? There is none. You and I both know what that bloody word means. Hell, we had to learn it in the first-year. Look, accio quill, see ( ... )
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